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Nepalese Sovereignty At Risk

Issue 04, January 24, 2010


BY KTM Metro Reporter in Kathmandu

On January 20, 2010, speaking at the program held to felicitate senior journalist Shakti Lamasal, chairman of UCPN-Maoist has said that Prime Minister and his ministers have been speaking the languages of the foreign dictation; in the past, Nepalese political leaders, and the main state agencies believed that the main power center was the Narayanhiti palace, now it is not there; Delhi has been openly trying to take the place of that power center; visiting Indian general has been openly speaking against the peace process, a new constitution and the army integration, and has been forcing some Nepalis to speak his language challenging the Nepalese people, and their sovereignty; so, his party has launched a movement for national independence to do away with the unequal treaties and set new relations based on the new realities.

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